Filter

Agnes, 42, runs the lifestyle blog Vardagar vid kusten and presents 95,000 followers with an apparently calm and polished life. But behind the images are cracks: her marriage to Henrik is strained, and after a misstep during a trip to France, Agnes doesn't know how to move forward.

She flees to her mother's house - convinced it will be empty during the summer - but encounters Eva, who appears to have been through an accident. Both mother and daughter carry secrets, carefully hidden from each other and from the world. In their meeting, reality begins to break through the layers of filters, assumptions, and self-deceptions built up over the years.

Filter is a dramedy about loneliness in our narcissistic age, about how digital lives can create distance rather than closeness, and about relationships that require more than perfect images to survive. The play is written by Emma Broström and directed by Anna Novovic, recently known for "When the Strip Club Came to Town" and "Me, Who Was So Fun to Drink Wine With". Starring: Malin Cederbladh and Madeléne Evertsson.

Author: Emma Broström | Director: Anna Novovic | Set design/costumes: Martin Eriksson | Lighting design: Johan Sundén | Mask design: Matilda Bragner | Dramaturgs: Jani Lohikari and Ninna Tersman. Duration: 2 hours including intermission.